US States Policy on Mandates Desires Equal Rights
Washington reports the United States insists on equality for all nations in mandate territories. Secretary Hughes presses for equal treatment in trade, residence, and confessions, rejecting special privileges for Mesopotamia, Yap, or any single class. The note seeks guidance for Geneva talks on former German lands and aims to secure an open role for the United States in mandate dispositions.
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Italy
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Police capture slasher after three month hunt
Edward Smith a 56 Lexington resident was seized on Main after a three month police hunt. A purse theft complaint and a May 29 attack on Charles Meltzer on Leighton Avenue led to the chase. Smith denied theft and was held on an assault charge at Vincent’s Hospital.
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Edward Smith
Lexington Frentic
Main
Charles Meltzer
Leaington Avenue
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Mel
Razer
Aken
Dmerzes
Yesterder Smith
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Lexington Avenue
Af Vincent
Dead or Alive Reward for Escaped Convicts
Toledo officials seek three convicts Urbanbyuzx Charles Schultz and George Lewis alias Rogers who escaped after beating deputies with a buckle. Deputies, sheriffs, and deputies search beyond fifty miles as the court bans visitors to keep other prisoners safe. Roy Stuart, county prosecutor, calls a special Gra Jury session for the escape and offers a reward dead or alive.
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Toledo
Ohio
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Lader
Urbayuzx
Charles Schultz
George Lewis
Aline Rogers
Roy Stuart
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Bridgeport Bus Association Plans to Extend Route
The Bridgeport Bus Association aims to lengthen the Brooklawn route to Beardsley Park via East Main Street after nearly a thousand petitions. The plan extends from the Plaza through Middle, Congress, William, Huntington, Bleeker, and East Main streets to the park. Officials cite Public Utilities Commission oversight and promise compliance with overload and safety laws amid local court actions.
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Beardsley Park
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Connecticut Company
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Maraner
J. H. Potter
Clifford B. Wilson
Lucien 8. Storrs
Connecticut
Branford
New Tariff Valuation Injurious Says McAdoo
William G McAdoo former Treasury secretary in Chicago says the Fordy tariff valuation clause injures foreign commerce and protests against the measure. He travels to Kansas to deliver an address, calling the provision one of the most injurious devices ever devised to destroy foreign trade.
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Chicago
William O. MeaAdoo
the Treasury
McAdoo
Voters League Campaign Forms Bridgeport Republican Drive
The newly organized Republican Voters League of Bridgeport named Guy P. Miller as manager and outlined a plan to “clean up the Republican party” at Stratfield hotel HQ. President A W Burritt announced an executive committee with James Haines as chairman and Ardraw M Cooper, E Bilton, B C Siar go and Birz WY Cutting as members.
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Stratfield Hotel
Republican Voters Ague
Bridgeport
A. W. Burritt
League
Tames
A George Haines
Ardraw M. Cooper
E. Bilton
B. CG Siargo
Birs Z. WY. Cutting
Cooper
Jobless Help From Hoover In Public Works Plan
Washington coverage notes President Hoover plans to direct unemployment relief, with a looming unemployment conference after mid month. Article cites 5.7 million to 8 million unemployed including displaced wartime farm youth entering factories and seeking absorption back to farming as conditions spark labor force reform ideas.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Gavin McNab
San Francisig
Hoover
Worl
Department
Million Dollar Whiskey Seizure By Federal Authorities
New York reporters say federal prohibition agents seized whiskey valued at one million dollars along the North River. The haul, the largest since the Volstead Act, came mainly from Kentucky distilleries and warehouses via forged permits. About six hundred permit blanks were stolen recently from a Federal Prohibition office, triggering a wide investigation.
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New York
Prohibition Agerta
North River
Huot ii
Kentucky
Federal Prohibition
Hart Aaé
Aldermen Hear Extension Plea On Broad Street Widening
City board considers widening Broad Street from Cannon to Elm to connect Tate Street with Laurel Avenue and improve police protection. Petition backed by Bridgeport Land & Title Co. and residents, with no opposition, while other items include fixing a building line on Remington Street and a disputed sidewalk grading inquiry.
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Ein Streets
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Broan
Jone
Mortimer Stowe
Lyons
Girl Run Down By Auto Is Seriously Injured
Four year old girl on East Main Street near Bridgeport was struck by a car and suffered a fractured skull. The driver, Stephen Nerko of 244 Briere Street, was held by police after the collision as authorities investigated details of the incident and the hospital reported the girl's critical condition at Bridgeport hospital.
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Eds Inn Aerious
Nin
Brideepert
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De Valera challenges Britain on camouflaged peace plan
In a Courier style report from Dublin and London, Eamon De Valera rejects England's terms as mere political margarine and demands real butter. He urges Britain to present a true ultimatum or risk war, while Sinn Fein leaders monitor a cabinet meeting at Inverness and potential limits to discussions surface.
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London
Lord Birkenhead
Down
Macready
Ireland
Ays
Ian
Vingroy
Inverness
Viscount Witzalan
Hamar Greenwood
Winston Spencer Churchill
General Macready
Dublin
Associated Press
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Dex
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Be Valera
Robert Barton
Sinn Fein Contier
Dail Eireann
Lloyd-George
Scotland
de Valera
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Jimit
Arthur Griffith
Othe Pace
Treland
Bolivian Row Vexes League at Geneva Assembly
Bolivian delegates at the League assembly in Geneva clashed over the Tacna Arica question, with Bolivia threatening to withdraw if its request to revise the Ladk treaty agenda was rejected. Augustin Edwards led Chilean talks as tensions rose, and South Africa’s Lord Ceci pressed conciliation efforts. Bolivia warned public opinion could force withdrawal if the issue went unresolved.
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League Assembly
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Taona
Arica
Bolivia
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van Karnebeck
Tacna-Arica
Robert Ceci
South Africa
Regiments Stay to Patrol Miners War Region
Regiments remain in West Virginia to quell the miners insurrection. Brigadier General H W Bandholtz oversees federal forces. About 3,000 armed men remain along the county border, as clashes continue with state and Logan forces. Bodies of two miners identified as Dewey Brynst of Lynchburg and Stephen Williamson of Henrietta pass through.
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Coderu
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Mroene-Tagan
Slate
Logan
Othe
Mingo
Qmalier
Schogner Grounding Near Newport Rhode Island
A grounding was reported off Newport Rhode Island involving the schooner Moethtown and Greer bound from Cape Verde to Tecford Massachusetts. Nine crew members were rescued and a lifeboat reached a small craft, with guards nearby maintaining a warning distance ten miles from shore.
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New Fork
Tenisht
Newport
Murder Probe Grows at Dewey Club Raid
Stamford coroner postpones inquiry into Bernard Kilkelly death after dramatic testimony. Witnesses clash over number of bandits and leader, with poolroom manager Christopher Lippoth and others recounting visits to a gambling club before Kilkelly was fatally struck.
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Crasgie
Alexander Martin
Devitt
Kilkelly
Alfred Tlartwig
Willow Street
Launlry
Martin
Ais Pooleoem
Christopher Lippoth
Main Street
Lippoth
Heine
Stantford Wa- Mee
Hyo
Harry Cavane
Son Gambling Dace
Lipyinth
Cavane
Dewey Club
Lippeth
Phelan
Dippeth
Wage decision on trolley strike expected this week
A wage arbitration decision for Connecticut Company trolley workers is anticipated this week. Prof. George J. Watrous, chief counsel for the company, says the outcome likely will be released during the present week. Attorney Joseph Terry, representing the troleymen, could not be reached but briefs have been submitted and a decision is expected shortly.
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rBea
George J. Watrous
Connty
Joseph. Terry
Hls
Harford
Alate
Trres
Weoerakue
Fis Enese
Weather Outlook for the Eastern United States
Fair conditions prevail with moderate temperatures Wednesday and Thursday. Low pressure along the Atlantic coast and St Lawrence Valley, temperatures near normal across much of the U S. Scattered showers occurred in Asiatic states last 24 hours. No major changes expected in western areas.
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St Lawrence Valley
United States
Mississippi River
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